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Dark Tower Movie Feats
- Thread starter MrKingOfNegativity
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Shouldn't we separate the movie characters from the book ones? If I recall correctly, they're alternative versions of the same characters, and the story is completely different in several aspects.
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I already mentioned this in the OP, but the movie is supposedly a sequel to the novels. There are several differences, yes, but it's meant to take place after the final moments of the last novel in the series. (Said moments explain how this would work as a sequel to begin with) Much like the case with the comics, the characters are in a different 'cycle' from the novels, but they're still the same characters, and Flagg has shown hints of actually remembering what happened in the novels.
That said, if the TV series they're working on ends up retconning the events of the movie (which it might, since the movie just barely broke even at the box office and its 'plot' earned a lot of negative attention), then it might be a safer bet to divide the movie feats from the novel/comic ones. Until then though, it's the same story, just in a different cycle.
That said, if the TV series they're working on ends up retconning the events of the movie (which it might, since the movie just barely broke even at the box office and its 'plot' earned a lot of negative attention), then it might be a safer bet to divide the movie feats from the novel/comic ones. Until then though, it's the same story, just in a different cycle.
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Nah, there doesn't seem like there's anything else to really go over. Feel free to close it.
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